Lamp house structure for illumination devices

Abstract

An illumination device has a lamp house comprising a body and a cap detachably attached to the body. A pair of electrically conductive jacks are provided for engagement with a connector element on a power supply cable. One of the jacks is carried on the body and the other on the cap whereby the cap cannot be removed from the body as long as the connector element is engaged with the jacks.

I claim: 
     
       1. A lamp house for an illuminating device, which comprises a body, a cap which is adapted to be detachable attached to the body, means for mounting at least one illumination lamp, at least a pair of electrically conductive jacks respectively connected with said lamp and adapted to be mechanically and electrically engaged with a connector element for a power supply cable, one of said jacks being securely mounted on said body and the other being securely mounted on said cap such that removal of said cap from said body is prevented when the jacks are engaged with said connector element. 
     
     
       2. A lamp house in accordance with claim 1 in which one of the body and the cap is formed with a wall which is adapted to encircle said jacks to define a receptacle of an electric connector assembly when the cap is attached to the body. 
     
     
       3. A lamp house in accordance with claim 2 in which the wall is formed with a cut-off for passing one of the jacks when the cap is being attached to the body.